Autism
Autism Resources
Autism Initiative Systemic Supports (New & Existing Sites) - provide a system of training and on-site consultation that facilitates district/LEAs with the implementation of evidence-based practices targeted toward the promotion of effective instructional practices. The PaTTAN Autism Initiative (PAI) disseminates information and implements technical assistance to help teachers / sites advocate core skills for students across the full range of the autism spectrum, regardless of placement. This system of training occurs throughout the school year to build the internal capacity within districts/LEAs.
Points of Contact
Jolin Jackson
Central State Lead
jjackson@pattan.net
Aimee Miller
Central State Lead
amiller@pattan.net
Alicia Bruno
Regional Coordinator-Central
c-abruno@pattan.net
Ryan Delaney
Regional Coordinator-West
rdelaney@pattan.net
Debra Namey
Regional Coordinator-East
dnamey@pattan.net
Pattan Autism Initiative Guiding Principles
The PaTTAN Autism Initiative vision is to provide systemic support utilizing evidence-based practices to empower special education teams across Pennsylvania.
PAI Core Values
- We support all Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to cultivate internal capacity to effectively implement teaching strategies and classroom systems.
- We provide on-site coaching, modeling and classroom training and technical support to ensure that all classroom teams and teachers receive the necessary tools to meet the diverse needs of students, including those with autism and related disabilities, as well as other complex needs.
- We collaborate closely with districts to foster inclusive learning environments, thus elevating student outcomes and championing equity in education, ensuring that every student can meet their fullest potential.
- Consultation provided by the PaTTAN Autism Initiative is ongoing and adaptable to the evolving needs of classrooms and students.
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The Capacity Series
A Train-the-Trainer Series
Developing Trainers. Empowering Systems
Sept 17, Oct 22, Dec 17